Books
Abrams, M. H. (2005). A Glossary of Literary Terms (S. Sabzian Moradabadi, Trans.), Rahnama. [in Persian]
Ahmadi, B. (1991). Text structure and textual interpretation, Markaz. [in Persian]
Akhvan -Sales, M. (2000). Memories of Shahriyar, In: So simple, so beautiful in memoriam S. M. H. Shahriyar (memoir of Professor Shahryar), (J. Alizadeh, Ed.), Markaz. [in Persian]
Alizadeh, J. (2000). Just Simple and Elegant (Memoir of Shahryar), Markaz. [in Persian]
Allen, G. (2001). Intertextuality (P. Yazdanjo, Trans.), Markaz. [in Persian]
Bahar, M. T. (2011). Collection of Poems, Negah. [in Persian]
Beevor, A. (2012). Stalingrad (P. Shahdi, Trans.), Nasle Aftab. [in Persian]
Genette, G. (1997). Palimpsests: Literature in the Second Degree (Stages) (C. Newman & C. Doubinsky, Trans.), University of Nebraska Press.
Ghaeminia, A. R. (2014). Biology of the text semiotics and interpretation of the Quran, Research Institute of Islamic Culture and Thought. [in Persian]
Graig, W. (1992). Enemy at the Gates: The Battle for Stalingrad (A. M. Ebadi, Trans.), Pajang. [in Persian]
Group of authors (1947). The First Congress of Iranian Writers, Rangin Publishing House. [in Persian].
Khani Kalqai, H., Azaran, E., Firorghi, F., & Guzli, F. (September 2014). Quranic-narrative intertextuality in the ghazal of Homai Rahmat Mohammad Hossein Shahryar, Proceedings of the National Conference on Intertextuality (Al-Tanas), by S. M. R Mostafavinia, Pooyeshgar. [in Persian]
Keyvan, M. (2000). Shahryar; Genius of poetry, In: So simple, so beautiful in memoriam S. M. H. Shahriyar (memoir of Professor Shahryar , (J. Alizadeh, Ed.), Markaz. [in Persian]
Mahjuri, I. (1967). History of Mazandaran, Anonymous. [in Persian]
Makaryk, I. R. (2008). Encyclopedia of Contemporary Literary Theory: Approaches, Scholars, Terms (M. Mohajer & M. Nabavi, Trans.), Agah. [in Persian]
Monzavi, H. (1993). This Persian-speaking Turk; Analysis and review of Shahriar's poetry, Barg. [in Persian]
Moqdadi, B. (1999). Encyclopedia of literary theory: from plato to the present, Fekre Rooz. [in Persian]
Mosharraf, M. (2003). Marghe Beheshti: Shahriar's life and poetry, Sales. [in Persian]
Mousavi Bejnordi, Kazem (2010) "Stalingrad, battle" in Encyclopaedia of Iran, Volume 3, Tehran: Islamic Encyclopedia. [in Persian]
Parto Kermanshahi (2021). Partow -e Mehr (Thesis of Master Parto Kermanshahi), by Ebrahim Rahimi Zanganeh and Khalil Kehrizi, Soha. [in Persian]
Pournamdarian, T. (2001). My house is cloudy: Nima's poetry from tradition to modernity, Soroush. [in Persian]
Razmjo, H. (2002). The Realm of Iranian Epic Literature, Research Institute of Humanities and Cultural Studies. [in Persian]
Saadi Shirazi, M. (1998) Golestan (G. H. Yousefi, Ed.), Kharazmi. [in Persian]
Safavi, K. (1997). Intertextual relations. In H. Anousheh (Ed.), Encyclopaedia of Persian Literature (2, p 1276), Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance. [in Persian]
Shahryar, M. H. (2000). Interview with Shahryar (J. Alizadeh, Ed.), Negah. [in Persian]
Shahryar, M. H. (2012) Divan, Repeated printing, Negah and Zarin. [in Persian]
Shamisa, S. (1995). Literary types, Ferdos. [in Persian]
Shamisa, S. (2007). Literary criticism, Mitra. [in Persian]
Vahid Dastgerdi, H. (1995). Collection of poems (S. Vahidnia, Ed.), Aftab. [in Persian]
Vakili, S. (2021). Ahmad Shamlou (Dad Sokhan - Book No. 5), Khorsheed Raga. [in Persian]
Abedi, K. (2022). From Vahid Dastgerdi to Sadegh Sarmad; Perception and imagination of Iranian poets about Lenin and Stalin: 1296-1325 S.H. (Second part), Journal of Jahan Ketab, 27(1), 42-49. [in Persian]
Abedi, K. (2021). From Vahid Dastgerdi to Sadegh Sarmad; Perception and imagination of Iranian poets about Lenin and Stalin: 1296-1325 S.H. (First part), Journal of Jahan Kitab, 26(9), 55-61. [in Persian]
Dahrami, M. (2014). Study of title of poetry in traditional and contemporary poetry, Journal of Poetry Studies (boostan Adab), 7(3), 19-37. doi: 10.22099/jba.2015.3055 [in Persian]
Firouznia, A. A. (2018). An example of an artificial epic in Diwan Jafar Qoli Zangoli (Criticism of “The story of Hazrat Ali (PBUH) and the Berber clause” with a mythological approach), Journal of Pazh, 8(2), 105-117. [in Persian]
Ghasemipour, G. (2012) An Introduction to Literary Genre Theory. Journal of Adab Pazhuhi, 6(19), 29-56. [in Persian]
Hojjat, M. (2016). The influence of Saadi in Bostan from Ferdowsi's Shahnameh. Journal of Literary Criticism and Stylistic Researches, 8(28), 55-71. [in Persian]
Salimikouchi, E. (2016). The Role of Paratextuality in Reception and Understanding of Mathnawi Ma'navi. Research in Contemporary World Literature, 22(1), 249-268. doi: 10.22059/jor.2017.62713 [in Persian]
Shafiei Kadkani, M. R. (1973). Literary types and Persian poetry. Journal of Khord and Kooshesh, 11-12, 96-119. [in Persian]
Moeini Fard, Z. (2014). Comparative and Intertextual Analysis Mathnavi-e-Khamush Khatun and Thousand and One Nights. Journal of Comparative Literature Research, 3(1), 221-191. [in Persian]
Moshtaqmehr, R., & Aydenlou, S. (2006). That Ugly Dragon was Patiyareh (Characteristics and important references on the subject of dragons and dragon killing in Iranian epic tradition). Journal of Gohar Gooya, 1(2), 143-168. [in Persian]
Namvar Motlagh, B. (2006). Transtextual Study; the relationships of one text with other texts. Journal of Human Sciences Research, 56, 83-89. [in Persian]
Noruzi, Y., & Tohidian, R. (2016). A critical discussion in Nizami Ganjavi's military epic. Journal of Baharestan Sokhan, 14(37), 15-38. [in Persian]
Thesis
Asghari, Mohammad (2013) Analysis of intertextual relationships between Hafez's Ghazal and Shahryar's Ghazal [Master dissertation Tehran Tarbiat Moalem University]. Central library of Tehran Tarbiat Moalem University.
umanities - Master's degree.
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